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Lime - Your Love
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Your Love (12")

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO

Prism Records (US) / 1980 / PDS 409
12" Disco single 33 ⅓ rpm vinyl record
Genre: Dance

MUSICIAN, PRODUCTION & RECORDING STUDIO CREDITS

Producer(s) : Joe LaGreca (Joe La Greca)
Arranged by Denis LePage (Denis Le Page)
Mixer/Remixer : Michel Simard
Mastered at Sterling Sound by Jose Rodriguez

SONGS - TRACKLISTING

Side A
Your Love (4:11)

Side B
Your Love (7:14)

MUSIC REVIEW & RECORD COLLECTOR NOTES

A bona-fide "Guido" favorite by Lime. Your Love was their first single and arguably their best. They are also well known for their other hit, Babe, We're Gonna Love Tonight from a few years later. Do check out their mid '80s single Gold Digger for something different.

Listen to Your Love by Lime:

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  • CoryAnder

    in my mind, Lime was right up there with Voyage and Change as being among disco's best artists. Their songs were as infectious as the flu.

     
     

  • Vincent Ferrante

    This is one of the best dance songs i have ever heard. I listen to lime every day on cd. The song tune is great, the vocals are great. This is a #1 dance classic!

     
     

  • Fred

    Lime may have been the cheeziest disco act ever to achieve long-term chart success...but their first hit was redemptive.

    Try to put the rest of their career out of mind in appreciating this clever disco riff on the boy/girl call-and-response duets (e.g., "Hey Paula," "Deep Purple") that dominated the pre-Beatles pop charts. For once, Lime's vocals are charming, not grating, and Joe LaGreca's wall-of-sound production compliments rather than overwhelms. Those synth chops mimic the vocals, and the reverb underlines the throwback quality of the record. Certainly not as good a disco record as "Dr. Buzzard's Original 'Savannah' Bad," but almost as clever in its reinterpretation of the past.

    "Your Love," which struggled to #1 on the dance charts in late summer, 1981 months as a "sleeper," was one of the last big records with the dense "old" disco sound, even though its vocals pointed toward what was to come.

     
     


 

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